Silly Teenager

[Semisane]

This is a little button buck that I watched for a half hour Sunday morning making two scrapes under the oaks on one of my food plots.[/align][/align]He was standing on his hind legs to rub his face on the overhead branches. He would rub and chew the branches, then scrape a little and pee in the scrape, then stand up like that and shake his head around in the branches. [/align][/align]Really a hoot to watch.[/align][/align][/align][/align][/align]

[jbar174]

That's cool, my first, very first impression is that it looked like a kangaroo. Great pic.

[cayugad]

I'd of shot him for crop damage.. them oaks take a long time to grow...


Kidding of coure.. Nice little buck. And anything as long as its a deer is fun to watch.

[burntmuch]

Makes for a good hunt, watching something like that

[UncleNorby]

They are fun to watch. I had a button and his twin sister under my stand several times this season. No doe with them.

[bronko22000]

He's practicing for next year. When he gets some bone on his head. Then those ladies better watch out. Good pics.

[piney]

Cool. Nice pics.

[gregrn43]

Thats funny,deer are amazing somtimes.

[sproulman]

nice to see that.

i was at wal-mart and couple of so called hunters,the ones with hats on sideways and the rotten teeth and cig smell were talking about how they DECKED 2 button bucks this year.

[Semisane]

That kind of talk turns me off too sproulman. The same kind of talkby a bunch of friends around camp is fine and in the context of "the guys" goofing off. But it ticks me off to hear such braggarts in public places in front of strangers.I won't fault anyone for shooting a button buck on public land or small parcels of private land. Some hunting situations offer limited opportunities, and a deer is a deer.I'm fortunate tobe in aclub lease situation where we can protect the young bucks.